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To: Dr. Harvey who wrote (2857)	1/2/1999 10:41:00 PM
From: gg cox	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8393

I think ECD could be more involved promoting their new substrate highly efficient solar runoffs in the solar, EV. race in Australia in January 99 ...well maybe next year. sunrace.netlink.com.au gg

To: Dr. Harvey who wrote (2857)	1/3/1999 10:36:00 AM
From: Thomas J. Smith	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8393

TA of ENER 1. Using Trends/Trendlines. Yes we had been in a downtrend. But, generally uptrends are followed by downtrends and downtrends are followed by uptrends. Using Fan Lines is one of many ways to detect a change of direction is occurring. Fan Line #2 (F2) has been broken to the upside. This is an early indicator and could fail without support from other indicators. 2. Momentum Oscillators have been VERY strong on the upticks and weak on the downticks. The Moneystream chart bottomed in early Oct. and has gained momentum recently. The BOP chart has been pinned green (green indicates buying/red indicates selling/yellow indicates neutral) for the last 3 months with no signs of slowing. The OBV (On-Balance Volume) charts have been going up since Oct. and gained unusual strength thur the whole month of Dec. All of the above charts(100%) showing accumulation. 3. Moving Averages. The short term moving average (14 Day) is moving up and so is the intermediate term moving average (50 Day) which is much more widely followed. Yes, the longer term moving average has been heading lower and will not move up until the share price is in the teens at this point in time (not unusual when a trend change is occurring). If you waited for that to happen before you buy, you would pay alot more for it, or for any investment. 4. The list of indicators goes on and on. These happen to be some of the more important ones. The most important one of all is what the marketmaker is doing with the share price. Watching the ask/bid movement. During bottom formations the marketmaker tends to often move the bid down without moving the ask down to shakeout the weak holders and short term traders. The weak holder jumps out at the ask only to later see prices go even higher. This has been going on with ENER. 5. The Bottomline is.... I could say a dollar bill is green with a white background. And you could say it is white with a green background. You see a downtrend and I see an uptrend. I see too many indicators saying we have bottomed in Oct. and have been in an uptrend since. If the stock goes below 4.625 you would be correct. If the stock continues up, than I would be right.